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Jonathan S. Tam

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United States: Navigating the Laws of Chatbots and AI Assistants

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By Jonathan S. Tam
| Global Compliance News
A growing wave of lawsuits and regulatory actions alleging addictive use and physical harm has made companion chatbot safety a key concern. Chatbots of all kinds face a multifaceted compliance landscape, including privacy, cybersecurity, consumer protection, IP, AI transparency, content moderation, and industry-specific regulations.
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United States: Navigating the Laws of Chatbots and AI Assistants

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By Jonathan S. Tam
| Connect on Tech
In brief A growing wave of lawsuits and regulatory actions alleging addictive use and physical harm has made companion chatbot safety a key concern. Chatbots of all kinds face a multifaceted compliance landscape, including privacy, cybersecurity, consumer protection, IP, AI transparency, content moderation, and industry-specific regulations.
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Federal and Multistate Enforcement Against Edtech Provider Results in Significant Monetary and Programmatic Relief

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By Jonathan S. Tam, Cynthia Cole, Avi Toltzis
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Recent federal and state regulators’ $5.1 million enforcement actions against a Wisconsin-based online education technology company in the wake of a massive cybersecurity breach demonstrate the high stakes of failing to adequately protect children’s data and health data, or issue breach notifications in a timely manner.
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